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Parent —
Advisory
Report

Submitted by Melanie Malloy.

Our meeting was held on Feb.

28th at Snowridge Elementary
School. The school year nearly
half over is progressing .quite

smoothly and both principals are
keeping very busy with the up-

coming scheduled activities for
each school.

y At Snowridge, Mrs. McRae
informed us of the upcoming

arrival of 2 student teachers in

April. They willbe there for
approximately one month.
f The Winter Sports day was

held Mar.16th was well attended
with. great participation in the
X-country and snowshoeing events
as well ad sliding and skating.

Mr. Bob Wilson advised us of
the CSS'S plans for a Winter Fun
Fest after the Spring Break.

The P.A.C. is looking into
the possibility of raising funds
for new playground equipment at
the elementary school.

The next P.A.C. meeting is
scheduled for April 11 at 7:30 at
the high school in the library.
As always members of our com-
munity. are always welcome to at-—
tend these meetings.

Also the P.A.C. would like
to thank the community of Cassiar
for their continued support in
our ongoing efforts to convince
the Board to retain two
principals.

CANINE

DISTEMPER

HITS NORTHWEST

‘A rash °©of reports from
Terrace, Kitimat and Fort Nelson
areas indicate that .an epidemic

of canine distemper is sweeping
across Northwestern B.C. The
distemper is caused by a virus
spread by inhalation. Dogs can
breathe in the virus from other
contaminated dogs. The disease
is also spread by some wild
animals such as wolves. coyote,
and raccoons and is found in
their stool and urine. Cats and
other domestic. animals are not
affected. Puppies are often most

affected but unvaccinated adult
dogs are also susceptible.

The disease acts on the
dog's nervous, respiratory and
intestinal systems. Early symp-

toms can be detected in a dogs
eyes, which appear red and a yel-
low discharge will be noted in
the eyes, dogs may appear to re-
cover only to suffer more seriuos
complications such as seizures
and eventual death of the animal.
Vaccination is the only pre-
vention and pet owners are ad-
vised to have their animals vac-
cinated to prevent the spread of
this disease.

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- Submitted by Ben Buchanan

RiVeowiGur linge \Ceams. it Om
Cassiar attended this year's
bonspiel in Watson Lake on March

And for the sec-
ond year in a row, a team from
Cassiar won the "A" event. the
John Colack team went undefeated
through the week-end spiel.
with third Kinky Anderson,

9, 10 and 11th.

won tickets from "Time Air."

Bill Pratt, Joe Bucar, Jay
Lee and Bubs Crossley won the 4th
in the "A" event while Stan“and

Carol Deyo with Vickey and Rogar.

Paulson won 3rd in the "B" event.
In the "C" event Ken Buchanan,
Ethel Songhurst, Alun Evans and
Juanita Nuyens came fourth.

The McGowen rink with Neil
skipping won their first game and
lost their second. Their next
game ("C" event) Danny Harrison
took over the skipping duties un-
fortunately he had no better luck
than Neil. Helen Joseph took
over as#iskipy fon, thes."D™ event
and went undefeated in the event.
Brenda Roosdahl would have skipp-
ed had there been.a "D" event.

Everyone had a super time,
and we are already ma kaos plans
for next year.

John:
second.
Ron Muir and lead Teresa Bartel

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